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Clips from Downton Abbey - Episode #4.5 (S04E04)

You name it, I've said it.

"You name it, I've said it."

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She'll be eating out of your hand. That's the intention.

"She'll be eating out of your hand. That's the intention."

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No enemies downstairs neither.

"No enemies downstairs neither."

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That was Miss O'Brien's mistake.

"That was Miss O'Brien's mistake."

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They don't like you much. That's why you're here.

"They don't like you much. That's why you're here."

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To rectify that failing on my part.

"To rectify that failing on my part."

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Mrs Hughes said so. It seemed easier when I was looking after Her Ladyship as well as you.

"Mrs Hughes said so. It seemed easier when I was looking after Her Ladyship as well as you."

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Why not go back to the cottage?

"Why not go back to the cottage?"

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I'm not, My Lady. Honestly.

"I'm not, My Lady. Honestly."

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Just keep calm. You know enough to do well if you keep calm.

"Just keep calm. You know enough to do well if you keep calm."

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Very good luck, Alfred. Is there anything I ought to know about London?

"Very good luck, Alfred. Is there anything I ought to know about London?"

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This afternoon, when Her Ladyship comes down,

"This afternoon, when Her Ladyship comes down,"

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What's happened to your apron?

"What's happened to your apron?"

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Why? What should -

"Why? What should -"

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My other's in the wash. And Her Ladyship's due!

"My other's in the wash. And Her Ladyship's due!"

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I thought you wouldn't mind if Alfred rode in the front, My Lady.

"I thought you wouldn't mind if Alfred rode in the front, My Lady."

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He's catching the same train. Of course I don't mind.

"He's catching the same train. Of course I don't mind."

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It's his first trip to London. How exciting.

"It's his first trip to London. How exciting."

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Exciting's one word for it.

"Exciting's one word for it."

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You want to reverse the foreclosure and take the lease,

"You want to reverse the foreclosure and take the lease,"

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but you still can't pay all the arrears.

"but you still can't pay all the arrears."

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We've worked this land in partnership with the Crawleys

"We've worked this land in partnership with the Crawleys"

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for more than a century.

"for more than a century."

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I don't mean to be impertinent. I do not hear it as impertinence.

"I don't mean to be impertinent. I do not hear it as impertinence."

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We're in partnership with all our tenants. Or, we should be.

"We're in partnership with all our tenants. Or, we should be."

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Then, will you let me come home?

"Then, will you let me come home?"

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Thank you, My Lord.

"Thank you, My Lord."

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I'll be at the farm.

"I'll be at the farm."

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Mr Drewe.

"Mr Drewe."

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I would prefer to report that you are prepared to repay the arrears in full.

"I would prefer to report that you are prepared to repay the arrears in full."

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I don't think I will.

"I don't think I will."

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Do you think Alfred has a chance with his cooking?

"Do you think Alfred has a chance with his cooking?"

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Because I've got an idea that might kill two birds with one stone.

"Because I've got an idea that might kill two birds with one stone."

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We'll be short of a footman any day and Mr Molesley will be short of a job.

"We'll be short of a footman any day and Mr Molesley will be short of a job."

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What say we deal with the two problems together?

"What say we deal with the two problems together?"

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And solve both. Exactly.

"And solve both. Exactly."

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- But would he do it? - Would he do it (?)

"- But would he do it? - Would he do it (?)"

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and lucky to get even that? I'll say he'll do it.

"and lucky to get even that? I'll say he'll do it."

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You might've talked it over with us before you made up your mind.

"You might've talked it over with us before you made up your mind."

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But I haven't. I told him we'd think about it. That's all.

"But I haven't. I told him we'd think about it. That's all."

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Where did you read that? I made it up.

"Where did you read that? I made it up."

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One thing we don't want is a poet in the family (!)

"One thing we don't want is a poet in the family (!)"

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The only poet peer I am familiar with is Lord Byron.

"The only poet peer I am familiar with is Lord Byron."

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And I presume you all know how that ended.

"And I presume you all know how that ended."

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So, you'd let Mr Drewe stay on. Since he wants to repay the debt, I think it only fair.

"So, you'd let Mr Drewe stay on. Since he wants to repay the debt, I think it only fair."

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Besides, he talks of the partnership between the farmers and the family, and I like that.

"Besides, he talks of the partnership between the farmers and the family, and I like that."

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Well, I think it's splendid. Says the queen of the rebels (!)

"Well, I think it's splendid. Says the queen of the rebels (!)"

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No right legally, no. But we think he has a moral right.

"No right legally, no. But we think he has a moral right."

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It's a pity it should be Yew Tree. It would've filled a hole in the land we farm.

"It's a pity it should be Yew Tree. It would've filled a hole in the land we farm."

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You've managed without it till now. You haven't said what you think.

"You've managed without it till now. You haven't said what you think."

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I've not abandoned all my socialism. Even though it feels like it sometimes.

"I've not abandoned all my socialism. Even though it feels like it sometimes."

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In this one and only instance, I am glad to hear it.

"In this one and only instance, I am glad to hear it."

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When will you tell him? There's no tearing rush.

"When will you tell him? There's no tearing rush."

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We've a day or two to talk it over. And then you can tell him.

"We've a day or two to talk it over. And then you can tell him."

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Because I love you.

"Because I love you."

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I want to find out why you don't love me any more.

"I want to find out why you don't love me any more."

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Well...

"Well..."

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Ooh! I can't get over the speed of it.

"Ooh! I can't get over the speed of it."

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I feel quite dizzy watching.

"I feel quite dizzy watching."

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Show? It's better than it was before I bought it.

"Show? It's better than it was before I bought it."

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Aw! Thanks very much.

"Aw! Thanks very much."

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Her Ladyship's on her way down.

"Her Ladyship's on her way down."

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I'm grateful for this job, Thomas.

"I'm grateful for this job, Thomas."

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And we both know why. But what's it all about?

"And we both know why. But what's it all about?"

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I'm sure.

"I'm sure."

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So I want to know about any plans upstairs.

"So I want to know about any plans upstairs."

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No, she's not an enemy. But she's incorruptible.

"No, she's not an enemy. But she's incorruptible."

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She's also silent. Shouldn't think I've had four words out of her since I arrived.

"She's also silent. Shouldn't think I've had four words out of her since I arrived."

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I've come down to persuade you. I just don't see why it's better than an ice box.

"I've come down to persuade you. I just don't see why it's better than an ice box."

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Well, a refrigerator is more efficient.

"Well, a refrigerator is more efficient."

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It keeps food fresh longer.

"It keeps food fresh longer."

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But the papers will still be delivered, and the groceries, and all sorts.

"But the papers will still be delivered, and the groceries, and all sorts."

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Mrs Patmore.

"Mrs Patmore."

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(I wouldn't mind getting rid of my corset.)

"(I wouldn't mind getting rid of my corset.)"

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You must do everything Maley tells you.

"You must do everything Maley tells you."

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I am, ma'am. Because there's always work for a good gardener.

"I am, ma'am. Because there's always work for a good gardener."

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She would not relax her grip.

"She would not relax her grip."

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You make me sound very fervent.

"You make me sound very fervent."

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Wars have been waged with less fervour (!)

"Wars have been waged with less fervour (!)"

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This is it.

"This is it."

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Today...you are going to make four dishes.

"Today...you are going to make four dishes."

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the chef, Monsieur Diat, altered a soup made popular by Monsieur Gouffe and...

"the chef, Monsieur Diat, altered a soup made popular by Monsieur Gouffe and..."

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the great Monsieur Escoffier.

"the great Monsieur Escoffier."

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What did he do?

"What did he do?"

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He served it cold. Very good. Yes, it was eaten cold.

"He served it cold. Very good. Yes, it was eaten cold."

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Previously, the name had been a simple one.

"Previously, the name had been a simple one."

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Leek and potato soup. But...

"Leek and potato soup. But..."

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what was it called now?

"what was it called now?"

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So...you all have the instructions before you.

"So...you all have the instructions before you."

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Mr Napier.

"Mr Napier."

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Hello, Mary.

"Hello, Mary."

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I'm working on a government thing and we've got some research to do in Yorkshire.

"I'm working on a government thing and we've got some research to do in Yorkshire."

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Lucky me. I was in Thirsk, and I suddenly thought, why not take a chance?

"Lucky me. I was in Thirsk, and I suddenly thought, why not take a chance?"

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Well, I'm so glad you did.

"Well, I'm so glad you did."

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I'll get them to tell Mama and Papa that you're here.

"I'll get them to tell Mama and Papa that you're here."

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While I've got you alone...

"While I've got you alone..."

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You've been in my thoughts a great deal...

"You've been in my thoughts a great deal..."

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since the whole...ghastly business.

"since the whole...ghastly business."

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It's not right, you know, when you speak against Alfred.

"It's not right, you know, when you speak against Alfred."

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Sorry. But imagine having never been to London.

"Sorry. But imagine having never been to London."

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Don't be so soft.

"Don't be so soft."

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So...what is this thing you're working on?

"So...what is this thing you're working on?"

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Well, don't tell us if it's meant to be a secret.

"Well, don't tell us if it's meant to be a secret."

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A lot of landed estates are in difficulty.

"A lot of landed estates are in difficulty."

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Some of them. It sounds rather interesting.

"Some of them. It sounds rather interesting."

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But we have earmarked the ones in serious trouble.

"But we have earmarked the ones in serious trouble."

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Still, we'd love your opinion on whether or not we're doing the right things. Wouldn't we, Papa?

"Still, we'd love your opinion on whether or not we're doing the right things. Wouldn't we, Papa?"

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We don't want to add to his labours.

"We don't want to add to his labours."

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Where are you staying while you're up here?

"Where are you staying while you're up here?"

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We haven't decided. There's quite a good hotel in Ripon.

"We haven't decided. There's quite a good hotel in Ripon."

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Why not?

"Why not?"

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Well, to start with, I'll have my boss with me. Who's that?

"Well, to start with, I'll have my boss with me. Who's that?"

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Charles Blake. Have you ever come across him?

"Charles Blake. Have you ever come across him?"

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I don't think so. You must both stay here.

"I don't think so. You must both stay here."

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What could be better than that?

"What could be better than that?"

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I know I can do better, sir, if you give me a chance. I know it.

"I know I can do better, sir, if you give me a chance. I know it."

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You have worked instead as a footman for the Earl of Grantham.

"You have worked instead as a footman for the Earl of Grantham."

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I have, yes. And this has made you...unhappy?

"I have, yes. And this has made you...unhappy?"

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I'll not say that.

"I'll not say that."

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But I want to do more with my life.

"But I want to do more with my life."

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